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| Massoud: Feelin’ Sheepish? This iconic X-base bench offers a fun retro look that can suit traditional and modern settings alike. Its Lucite base is a sleek contrast to the exotic, luxurious Tibetan sheepskin cover. Silver nailheads are an appealing accent. The bench is offered in two sizes: the 70” long x 21” diameter x 22” high size (shown) and in a two-X length. www.massoudfurniture.com |
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Alden Parkes: New World Meets Old- The Mariella sideboard combines a clean, scrolled iron base with a thick, rustic plank top. Its timeless appeal suits a variety of décors while its versatile size can enhance kitchens, dining rooms, foyers, or hallways. www.aldenparkes.com |
Emporium Home: Short & Sweet –Standing 22 inches high, the Candace lamp can be ordered in either Coral (shown) or Turquoise glass on a base in a Satin Brass finish. It is topped by a drum shade. www.emporiumhome.com |
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Four Hands: Sculptural Statement-The Kinsey pendant from the Castello Collection has bold architectural style that can suit many environments. It measures 36.25” high x 9.75” wide and pairs oak in a dark finish with a linen shade. www.fourhands.com |
Hennepin Made: Vintage Modern- Part of the Parallel Series, the Orb pendant (shown in Olive) combines spun aluminum with handblown glass. Hennepin Made is an independent studio in Minneapolis founded by trained ceramists Joe Limpert and Jackson Schwartz, who share a passion for handmade products and expanded their medium and studio to include handmade glass. All of their lighting is made in their facility. www.hennepinmade.com |
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| Paragon: Deep Sea Style- Whether complementing the indigo color trend or playfully underscoring a coastal design scheme, the exclusive Well O’ Whale giclée on canvas makes for a great catch. It measures 22” high x 48” wide and has a gallery-style wrap. The suggested retail price is $189. www.paragonpg.com |
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| Natural Elegance- Ohio-based furniture designer John Strauss has partnered with Seattle interior designer Carisa Marie to create a line of lighting under the company CMJSCreativ. This dining room chandelier features a canopy made of live edge boxwood elder that has been ebonized. The fabric cords are at varying lengths and braided in black and the connecting steel hardware has been antiqued. Dangling from them are 11 hand-blown, organically shaped flutes from an Ohio studio and containing an 8”-long filament bulb. www.straussfurniture.com | Jonathan Charles: Traditional With a Twist- The Pangolin table lamp is comprised of a finely inlaid walnut wood center panel in a Zebrano finish set into a brass frame. It stands 29 inches high and is topped by a rectangular silk shade. Founder and designer Jonathan Charles modeled his new lighting collection after his existing furniture pieces as a way for both to complement each other. www.jonathancharles.com |
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Norwalk Furniture: Go Indigo- This company has adapted the haute darker tones of blue seen on the recent fashion runways in Paris and Milan to home furnishings. “These beautiful blues are deep and richly hued, but not as dark as navy. The Ellie ottoman is shown here. There are more than 200 fabrics and leathers available in the line that are protected by durable Crypton® and Sunbrella® technology to resist stains. www.norwalkfurniture.com |
Tracy Glove: Beautiful Bubbles- The Blackburn Cluster pendant offers seven handblown glass globe diffusers (shown here in a Grey color) and Primavera (bubble) pin 4 shapes and 8 patterns. There are 16 solid colors and 29 colorways available; the circular canopy can be ordered in 5 finishes and various sizes. Each globe measures 6.5 inches in diameter. www.tracygloverstudio.com |
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Pacific Coast Lighting: On the Half Shell– The curves, texture and palette of the Retro Oyster mirror references both its namesake and inspiration. The frame is 32”x 43” and in a multicolor finish; the mirror measures 21” x 32.” www.pacificcoastlighting.com |
